Some of this is probably due to Sony's attack on the Xbox One at their press conference. You know, the video on how to share games on the PS4. It was an obvious nod towards the Xbox One and it's attitude towards used games.

We've been told by Microsoft that, on their new system, they will have a fee. Well, according to a Giantbomb article, Microsoft is getting rid of all restrictions on used games. That's not it though. You won't need to sign on to the internet every 24-hours either, though you will need the internet when setting it up. Infact, they dropped a lot of policies. Before, you would have had to go on the web browser and register each of the games you got, that is no longer. The Xbox One game discs will work the same as the discs for Xbox 360 does. In addition, you won't need to be online to play downloaded games, you can play them offline. A lot more policies have been revealed to be gone, but I can not remember them all. However, what I do remember is that they are disabling regionlock, which is a huge surprise.

I remember my mom showing me an article recently, it said that the Xbox One will only work in 21 states. Yep, and not all countries will be able to use it either. They got to coose. One factor they used is obesity rates. One area in particular that is not getting the Xbox One at launch is Washington D.C. The Microsoft rep told the author of the article that it was because of obesity rates and something else. In reality, however, all of Washington D.C. decided to boycott everything Xbox. This paragraph's information is about a week old, maybe more, maybe less.

I got my information from Kotaku, Game Informer, and that article my mom showed me, I will put that company's name when I get it.

Sorry this blog is kinda short, the story is still developing, though Microsoft will officially announce the first two paragraphs soon.